This man's faction won th
This man's faction won the Hook and Cod wars, which gave this man and his Cod supporters, primarily urban merchants, power in the county of Holland. This man inherited a different factional conflict when his father was treacherously assassinated, an act this man blamed on Charles VII of France since it occurred while his father was negotiating with Charles' agents. It was to thwart Charles that this man ordered that Joan of Arc be turned over to the English. This man acceded to the Treaty of Troyes in the hope of manipulating Henry VI through his own brother-in-law the Duke of Bedford, Henry's uncle, but he and Bedford clashed. That led this man to sign the Treaty of Arras, seemingly accepting Armagnac control of the French crown, though he offered refuge to the rebellious future Louis XI, who became his son Charles the Bold's great enemy. For ten points, name this Duke of Burgundy at the height of its wealth and influence.
This man's faction won the Hook and Cod wars, which gave this man and his Cod supporters, primarily urban merchants, power in the county of Holland.
{Philip} the Good (accept {Philip III})